Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Checking electromechanical parking brake, vehicles with front-wheel drive
Rear axle on single-axle roller dynamometer |
Ignition remains switched on |
Auto-hold is switched off |
Front wheels must be stationary |
Rear wheels must rotate for at least 5 seconds at a constant
speed between 2.5 and 9 km/h. |
Entering »TЬV mode« is indicated
by the yellow electric parking brake and handbrake fault warning
lamp -K214- lighting up. |
Note
In »TЬV mode«, the
electromechanical parking brake does not close fully when the
button is first pressed. |
The tension is increased gradually by actuating the
electromechanical parking brake button -E538- 4 times in
succession. |
Actuating the electromechanical parking brake button -E538-
a fifth time releases the electromechanical parking brake. |
Front wheels, speed over 0 km/h |
Rear wheels, speed lower than 2.5 km/h or over 9 km/h |
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Note
If no test rig is available for four-wheel drive vehicles,
the brake test can also be carried out on a standard single-axle
roller dynamometer as ...
Activate »TЬV mode«:
Seat belt is fitted
Rear axle on single-axle roller dynamometer
Eng ...
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Removing and installing centre underbody covers
Note
The removal and installation procedures may have to be modified
slightly depending on engine fitted.
Removing
Unclip spreader river -2- and remove
centre underbody panels.
Installing
Installation is carried out in reverse ...
Removing and installing onboard supply control unit -J519-, RHD vehicles
Note
When renewing the control unit, select
Renew function for the respective control unit in
Guided fault finding or
Guided functions mode
→ Vehicle
diagnostic tester.
Removing
â ...
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